Brushed Gold Bathroom Faucet 3 Hole, 2 Handle 8 Inch Widespread Gold Sink Faucet Bathroom Vanity with 360 Degree Swivel Spout, with Pop Up Drain and cUPC Supply Line, for 6 to 12 in Sink

Looks really nice in our bathroom. It really elevates the look and is easy to clean. It feels very high-quality in extremely easy to install really good value for the money.

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Love our new upgrade. The last one we had was outdated and the water wouldn’t drain. I had trouble with the drain stopper. This make it easy to stop and release the water for draining. The color is beautiful too. I tried to upload a video but could not. You can view it on my Amazon profile as I’m sure I’ll have no issues uploading it there. The quality is good and I have not had a problem since installation. Since the whole bathroom is being done, we had someone install it, but it works, so I cannot speak on the instructions😅 The pressure on fully open is high. That’s too much for me so I only open it slightly. My kid loves the high pressure. I recommend and say it was money well spent.

Nice little faucet. Water comes out faster than expected. The faucet swivels so because you don’t turn it on over countertop.

Easy install and well made parts!

This is a quality faucet. The red/blue rings are a premium touch on an affordable touch. The only thing I would change is making the pop Sean larger in circumference so it would have fully covered the rust stains left behind by our old junky chrome drain. We also have a kitchen faucet from this brand that is excellent. Thank you for making nice quality products at affordable prices for homeowners.

Everything made at times has defects eventually. With all hope, I was hoping to be one of the lucky ones that received a perfectly working faucet. Because, the product is beautiful and fits my bathroom sink and decor perfectly! But NO, the faucet leaks in several places. And as beautiful as the matte finish is, it seems it would rust over time.

Note that the drain that comes with this kit isn’t the one in the main product photo; it’s the one in a later photo (plastic rather than metal - and the top is a single disk, not a disk within a ring). At first, I was disappointed. But when I read about the rust issues people were experiencing with the metal one, I was happy to have this one. I personally prefer the more traditional look of the metal, but both my husband and father-in-law like the more modern one. It works well with our new sink without overflow (be sure to check the minimum drain hole thickness specified in the product info). Since pop up sink drains are so easy and affordable to replace, I am not too worried about it. The bad reviews do worry me about longevity, but even the brand name one that costs about three times as much has some similar bad reviews. I suppose using material-appropriate cleaners has an effect, as does replacing the faucet aerator as needed (this kit included an extra one). Time will tell, of course. But, at this price, I was willing to gamble a little. This kit is also more complete than the name brand, as it includes the two water lines for connecting the hot and cold water from the wall to the bottoms of the hot and cold handles. The length of the water lines should work for most installations. The water supply would need to be pretty far away from the handles to cause the need for longer connections. I also appreciated that the two water lines are red and blue to indicate water temperature, though I don’t know if there’s any other difference. The only other things we needed for the entire installation was a small amount of plumbers tape and the white plastic plumbing pieces for connecting the drain to the drain pipe. If you’re replacing the faucet but not the sink, you should be able to use the existing drain plumbing. The plumbers tape was only for the metal-to-metal hot and cold water connections at the wall and the handles. We watched several videos and this was recommended. Plumbers putty was also recommended for drain installation in general; but, this drain doesn’t need it. The two pieces (washers? gaskets?) directly above and below the drain hole in the sink are soft, not rigid. So when you tighten it by rotating the large nut under the sink, you get a nice water-tight seal without the need for the soft plumbers putty. I imagine this also helps prevent sink cracks which can happen when any drain assembly is tightened too much. The instructions were pretty straight forward with clear illustrations. If you’re also installing a new sink, it’s easiest to install everything before placing the sink / vanity top and then using the nuts to connect to the incoming hot and cold water supplies. The 3 ends of the 2-to-1 water line which connects the water from the two handles to the faucet do need to be pushed onto the three male connectors with some force. You’ll hear a clear ‘click’ when they lock in. If you need to unlock them for any reason, there is a button to press to release the locking feature. Note that the instructions show the upside down Y below the faucet connecting to opposite sides. This facilitates a nice arc in each of the two lines instead of any sharper bends that could interfere with water flow. Since this was our first bathroom faucet installation, we actually spent more time on research than on the actual install. It was relatively quick, easy and mostly self-explanatory. The soft, black washers go under the handles and faucet above the sink holes. The metal washers go on the underside and are tightened with nuts and two screws per nut. We ran the sink for quite a while and weren’t able to find any signs of a leak anywhere. There was some air in the lines when we first turned the handles. For the first few seconds of clearing the air from the lines, the water was gray (like the faucet). The water has been quite clear ever since. We also tested the drain stop. We turned off the water to listen. There was no water movement or bubbles or sounds of any water draining. Also, the flow (water pressure) from the faucet is strong, and the drain kept up. Water didn’t pool except when the pop-up was pushed down. The packaging is very nice and the components all appear high end at first. Upon closer inspection, you can see that there are some cheaper materials used (like a coating that looks like brass rather than actual brass). Again, time will tell if it’s going to last. I personally don’t like the blue and red circles on the faucets, but it’s not super noticeable. My biggest concern was that the handles would be backwards; but when closed they are parallel to the wall and open by turning the handles in toward the sink. So far, so good. The installed faucet looks far more expensive than it is. The price here on Amazon is quite a bit better than this same brand sold elsewhere. Installation was relatively easy. All the components fit perfectly in all the standard sink holes. The kit includes everything but the plumbers tape, but tape is only for the hot and cold water supply lines which most faucet kits do not include in the first place. We are hoping we have a better experience than some and won’t need to replace the faucet after only a year. If we do, it’ll be a learning experience; and I will be sure to update this review accordingly. At this price, I thought it was worth the gamble… especially since the brand names are not making their faucets as nice as they used to either. Whether or not the huge savings is worth the gamble is ultimately up to you.